OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT RECORDS Sample Clauses

OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT RECORDS. Dealer shall keep and maintain complete and up-to-date records covering (a) the names of all persons who are Owner(s) of Dealer and the dates and manner in which any such ownership interests of such persons are transferred or changed in any manner whatsoever; (b) the election, appointment or selection of each person having a management position with Dealer, including the duly elected officers and directors of Dealer if Dealer is a corporation; and (c) the persons or parties who have either directly or indirectly supplied funds, on either a secured or unsecured basis, to those having any ownership interests in Dealer in connection with their acquisition of such ownership interests.
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